Sentence examples for outdated over from inspiring English sources

Programs that make it into service can be outdated, over budget, and require expensive and protracted in-service modifications to deploy to contemporary theaters of conflict.

BMI records may become outdated over time and naive use could lead to misclassification of BMI status.

This can be changed in an instant by casting off the shackles of our grotesque outdated over-centralisation, liberating the talents of all the nations of the union".

Five years on from his declaration that the internet was "outdated" and "completely over", it's hard to avoid the feeling that Prince may have a slightly conflicted attitude towards social media.

The existing agreement is outdated, but rolls over each year without causing difficulty.

Court Justice Antonin Scalia offered his disquieting perspective, essentially ruling the law outdated and unnecessary over 45 years after its passing.

In the treatise, she argued that the current charity school curriculum was outdated (it was over 100 years old) and needed to be replaced.

Although it lacks details, it is a major improvement over piecemeal, outdated statements that officials had been using to guide the country since it shifted from a state-run to a market-based economy in the early 1990s.

Further to this, a recent Lancet editorial pointed out that " The time of the lone general practitioner is over and outdated [ 1]." However, the majority of the studies on the benefits of PHCT cited above have been conducted in countries with recognized strong primary health care systems and long-standing traditions of PHCT.

Since football became systematised, the idea that a side playing with 11 against 10 should have a "man over" has been outdated.

Jesse Helms made it clear that Senate Foreign Relations would ratify no appeasement of Moscow's desire to let outdated cold war restrictions slop over into the new millennium.